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Total cards: 20•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

define mechanical digestion

Back (Answer)

• breaking down food • Chewing • stomach churning • muscle contracting

#2
Front (Question)

Role of tongue

Back (Answer)

steer food to be crushed + rinded turns it into a ball (Bolus) to be sallowed

#3
Front (Question)

What is epiglottis

Back (Answer)

flap that controls food holes

#4
Front (Question)

What are the different sphincter

Back (Answer)

Cardiac sphincter: top of stomach Pyloric sphincter: bottom of stomach Anal sphincter: bottom of anus

#5
Front (Question)

What is salivary amylase

Back (Answer)

breaks down carbohydrates in the mouty

#6
Front (Question)

Chemicals present in stomach

Back (Answer)

• stomach acid - gastric juice - used for breaking down large particles into smaller ones. aslo kills bacteria

#7
Front (Question)

Stomach walls lined with mucas

Back (Answer)

• lubricates the walls of the stomach - physical barrier

#8
Front (Question)

duodenum

Back (Answer)

• where bile is entered through the bile duct -

#9
Front (Question)

Types of acids

Back (Answer)

Protease- breaks doen proteins Lipase- breaks doen lipids amylase- breaks down carbohydrates

#10
Front (Question)

Bile

Back (Answer)

• made in liver • stored in gall bladder • used to break down lipids (emulsification)

#11
Front (Question)

Illeum and jenmum

Back (Answer)

• large surface area • contains villi: surface covered in microvilli • arteries + veins inside villi • absorption into the lateral (lymphatic sytem) fat molecules cant diffuse through because of their size

#12
Front (Question)

Large intestine

Back (Answer)

• larger diameter • ceacum makes beginning of the large intestine • absorbs water and minerals • Assending, transversing and decending

#13
Front (Question)

describe glomerulus (kidney)

Back (Answer)

higher blood flow because vein leading outwards has a smaller diameter than artery leading in

#14
Front (Question)

Bowmans capsule

Back (Answer)

holds glomerules

#15
Front (Question)

Proximinal convoluted tube

Back (Answer)

filters out water, glucose and amino acids

#16
Front (Question)

loop of henle

Back (Answer)

• dips down into medulla • role: water absorption • water is aborped out due to osmosis and the salt on the outside

#17
Front (Question)

deamination

Back (Answer)

nitrogen is removed from amino acids. forms ammonia (toxic to body) to form urea

#18
Front (Question)

distal convoluted tube

Back (Answer)

secretion occurs

#19
Front (Question)

What is secretion

Back (Answer)

body pushing unwanted materials back= removes waste - hrdorgen and penecillin

#20
Front (Question)

chemical digestion

Back (Answer)

the breakdown of large molecules with a differet chemical structure - involves an enzyme